Comments on: More Kuwait Segregation

By: Bridging

Bridging — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:35:39 +0000

I just would like to thanks for the blog. Like it. Thanks

By: Kuwait Elections

Kuwait Elections — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:18:23 +0000

People need to go out and vote to create the difference they want to see. When one says i’m not into politics, so I am not in the know of whom to vote for and therefore cannot vote. They are simply handing over all policies to the other side.

By: Fahed

Fahed — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:05:07 +0000

yeah, it would be a great tourist attraction if u were coming from saudi arabia or iran!!!

By: Expatriate

Expatriate — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:32:52 +0000

Eseentially, Kuwait is a democratic country. that is, the country is runed and decided by Kuwaitis. The citizens are the ones who selected the parliament members. It is the majority of the people in Kuwait who chose this segregation in Universities, private schools, and now in gyms. Whether I agree with this legislation or not is irrelevant. I accepted the democracy and I belong to the Kuwaiti society; thus I have to accept the outcome of the democracy. It is rather ironic how liberals in Kuwait complain of the demoracy when they were the biggest supporters of this democracy not too long ago.

Backward or forward is nothing but a personal opinion and perspective. What one may find backward movement, another see it as a very forward-looking acceleration. Take the segregation at Kuwait University: you have the national uniton o kuwaiti students, led by conservative parties that won by more than 51% of total votes, and the parliament members of which the VAST MAJORITY voted with the segregation in colleges and universities.

By: Marzouq

Marzouq — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 14:27:51 +0000

Adrenaline: lol! I wonder how that works out!

okra: That is very true

Komsomol: I tend not to talk about poltical topics too much because there are other blogs doing that and they are better at that

Zabo0o6a: The option should be there, and they don’t learn to interact with each other from a young age so it becomes strange.

KTDP: Very true

Hamitaf: its sad

N: That is the thing, what are families to do!

Laialy: I have no clue how it will affect universities!

Angelo: I can understand

Laziale: Our mob are idiots, its sad!

iRise: its sad really

KTDP: true

Rashisha: That is very true!

mar8adoosh: very true

Lets: I wonder how things are going to move along! Tourism is something they are trying to promote but not letting anyone into the country!

The Conservative Lib: Two of everything!

okra: yup

By: okra

okra — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 12:00:34 +0000

I used to go to LA Fitness
good old days :~(

By: The Conservative Liberal

The Conservative Liberal — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:44:21 +0000

Forget it – the segregation issue’s a lost cause. They are not going to revoke it for love nor money. However, there’s something for women in Kuwait to be happy about – they might soon be getting their very own dedicated lanes on motorways and on sidewalks in the capital

Come to think of it, getting women motorists to drive in express women only lanes will, indeed, be a good riddance for those men who actually, know how to drive.That will be a one-of-a-kind forward looking legislation, I think to come out of Kuwait, in a very long time

By: Let's segregate segregation

Let's segregate segregation — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 04:46:04 +0000

Please do not despair. Having segregated gyms maybe a good
thing if the local movers and shakers are hellbent on putting Kuwait firmly on the pink capitals of the world map.
I think the Barliament are working overtime with the TEC in
promoting eco-friendly gay tourism to go hand in hand with halal tourism
Athough I have my doubts on how well this is going to go with the chaps from LA Fitness company who are thinking to
have the largest LA Fitness gym outside the US, open in Kuwait City as early as fall 2008.

By: mar8adoosh

mar8adoosh — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 23:38:02 +0000

one question.. who are the IDIOTS that chose those other idiots?

ding ding ding —> majority of kuwaiti people !!
Allah ysami7hum.. we’re turning into another country we all know of

By: Rashisha

Rashisha — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 22:59:20 +0000

Thats just messed up… its really sad actually.. i went to the clinic the other day cause i have not been feeling well and when i got in and less than 1 min later i was out.. i picked up the meds and left…

i got home and chucked the meds in the trash.

HOw can i trust what they are giving me if they dont even CHECK whats wrong with me?